Sentence examples for estimate satisfactory from inspiring English sources
As addressed before, it is difficult to estimate satisfactory depths from a single or a couple of frames via a universal algorithm.
As the return period increases beyond the range of the data, the confidence limits from the delta method become unreliable and the Bayesian credible intervals provide a way to estimate satisfactory confidence bands for the flood quantiles considering parameter uncertainties and regional information.
In order to estimate a satisfactory distributive ratio for the atypical winding configuration before manufacture, the inrush equivalent inductance and the leakage inductance are derived from the structural parameters of the transformer.
The agreement between the XRD data and the Stieber estimates was satisfactory; nevertheless the estimations given by the empirical calibration improved the accuracy of the estimations much better than that.
The reliability estimates were satisfactory for both dimensions.
Very good results for CaO and Al2O3 estimates and satisfactory results for FeO are obtained.
Except for this, the agreement between the FDM and BIEM estimates is satisfactory also in this case.
The linearity ranges for all marker compounds were estimated, and satisfactory regression coefficient (r2 ≥ 0.99) values were obtained for all three selected markers.
Global sensitivity analysis was used to reduce the number of uncertain parameters, the values of which were estimated with satisfactory accuracy using experimental data for ethanol production from a metabolically engineered strain of the thermophile Geobacillus thermoglucosidasius growing on cellobiose.
From the measured amplitudes at two points of the structure vibrating at one of its natural modes, the respective vibration frequency and an analytical solution of the dynamic response, the crack location can be found and depth can be estimated with satisfactory accuracy.
Taking that into account, all the estimates are satisfactory except maybe the one with Lux™ chemistry showing high measurement uncertainty.
